Vladimir Kornéev. Markus Syperek YOUKALI. Chansons von Kurt Weill

Date & Time

Mon, May 26, 2025, 19:30

Venue

Aula der Alten Universität Heidelberg (Heidelberg)

Vladimir Kornéev, a chansonnier and actor, is bringing his Weill interpretations to Heidelberg for the composer's 125th birthday. His show, "Youkali," is named after the song about a utopian island. Weill's emigrant fate resonates with Kornéev, who fled Georgia with his family at age six.
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Keywords: Liedfestival

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Musicians

Vladimir Kornéev	Bariton
Markus Syperek	Piano, Singer

Program

Kurt Weill	Bilbao Song
Kurt Weill	Nannas Lied
Kurt Weill	Liebeslied
Kurt Weill	Zuhälterballade
Kurt Weill	Cäsars Tod
Kurt Weill	Pollys Lied
Kurt Weill	Youkali
Kurt Weill	Je ne t’aime pas
Kurt Weill	Tchaikovsky
Kurt Weill	Alabama Song
Kurt Weill	Lonely House
Kurt Weill	September Song
Kurt Weill	Ba’a M’nucha
Kurt Weill	Speak Low
Kurt Weill	Le Train du Ciel
Kurt Weill	Seeräuber Jenny
Kurt Weill	What Good Would The Moon Be

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